Section 205 Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XX 1965), Section 13 Explosives Act (VI of 1908), Section 4 Counter Terrorism Act (XXVII of 1997), Section 7 Fake personalities, unlicensed weapons, attempt to bomb The accusation of recovering suicide jackets with weapons and ammunition, praising the evidence of terrorist acts, was not made directly from the possession of the accused physically and physically, but the effect was from a room in this house. There was a case in which he was a tenant and he did not establish a prosecution through evidence and concrete evidence. The underground house was in the special possession of the accused. And at the time of this incident, he had no other prisoner available under section 4 of the Explosive Substances Act, 1908, who punished a criminal who committed any act of explosive substances. Was or was intended to cause explosive material. Nature is likely to endanger life. Or was made to cause serious injury to, or in possession of, the property. Or any explosive under its control that could endanger the life or cause serious injury to the property. According to the intent of Section 4 of the Explosive Substances Act, 1908, the offense and conviction recorded by the trial court in this case were not met. , In which case the prosecution's witnesses did not agree on the suspect's presence at the relevant time in his home. Investigation into the case was done with a half-hearted effort as no attempt was made to find the real owner of the home in which the allegedly hazardous recovered material was hidden on the carpet in the room, which revealed that all the facts had been prosecuted. Make it
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